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Hi all,
I am getting ready to take Money & Banking next week. I know that this exam is difficult and to me, rather boring also I might add studying for it 
Has anyone taken this exam? Anyone have any tips? I am using a textbook, a rudman book and of course instantcert! Thanks.
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There hasn't been much feedback on that test. As you can see from the following post, one person barely passed, and the other person failed:
http://www.instantcertonline.com/forums/...ey+banking
Maybe libartsmgr or someone else who took the test can give some tips... I believe it has the lowest pass rate of the Dantes, so it doesn't sound like you can overprepare for this one.
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sgloer Wrote:Maybe libartsmgr or someone else who took the test can give some tips... I believe it has the lowest pass rate of the Dantes, so it doesn't sound like you can overprepare for this one.
Trajan,
It was hard, I had taken both CLEP economics and flew through them. But this one caught me off guard. In hindsight, I didn't understand enough about the Fed Board, and the foreign trade stuff was confusing. I didn't take the DSST practice test, either - big mistake.
If I were to do it over, I would augment IC with a bit more Wikipedia on the major concepts and I would definitely take the DSST practice tests.
You can do it, just gotta respect it. GOOD LUCK! I'll be sending ya good fed board vibes!! :p
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Thanks for the replies  I have the rudman book for this and I will use Instantcert...I also read 3/4 of a textbook...hopefully this will be enough...maybe I will try a dsst practice exam as well.
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Libarts,
Did you use the Rudman book for this exam?
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Trajan,
No, I didn't. The only exam I've used Rudmans for is Soviet Union. It didn't work very well for me. I liked that it had multiple exams, however, I didn't really trust the answers. I've had good success, however, with DSST's practice exam.
Besides, I kinda feel like it's looking a gift horse in the mouth to not take DSST's practice exams...
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Besides, I kinda feel like it's looking a gift horse in the mouth to not take DSST's practice exams...
Hello. Are these practice tests free?
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tampalizard Wrote:Besides, I kinda feel like it's looking a gift horse in the mouth to not take DSST's practice exams...
Hello. Are these practice tests free?
They have a few free questions at their site, but they also have more substantial, longer exam questions at a link on their home page. I haven't ever used one, but several here have. I think most have said that they're worth the $20.
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tampalizard Wrote:Besides, I kinda feel like it's looking a gift horse in the mouth to not take DSST's practice exams...
Hello. Are these practice tests free?
Lizard - no, they're not free, but they're relatively cheap. DSST's are $20 each and you can take it twice. They seem to have two versions of each. So, it really amounts to $10 each time.
It's worth it.
Use their sites to learn more:
DSST - http://www.getcollegecredit.com
CLEP - http://www.collegeboard.com
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